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Fully coded e-commerce mobile app template built with React Native, Expo, and Galio, with 200+ Material Design components and screens.

Next.js ecommerce starter built as a web programming final exam, using MongoDB, Prisma, Tailwind CSS, and JWT auth.
Material Kit PRO React Native is a paid, fully coded mobile app template by Creative Tim that lets developers build e-commerce applications with React Native, Expo, and Galio.io, offering more than 200 component variations and a ready-made set of storefront screens.
Material Kit PRO React Native is a fully coded app template built over Galio.io, React Native, and Expo to allow you to create e-commerce mobile applications. It's version 1.9.0 and was created by Creative Tim (a company known for Bootstrap themes and UI kits). The template takes a developer's project and gives them a starting codebase with 200+ Material Design components and pre-built screens, so they can assemble a storefront app without starting from scratch.
components/Button.js, constants/Theme.js, and individual screens in screens/.constants/Theme.js.Material Kit PRO React Native is a paid product. You purchase it from Creative Tim's website, which also provides the license agreement and access to documentation and support. No free tier is mentioned.
No, it is a paid commercial template. You buy it from Creative Tim's product page, and the purchase covers a license for its use in your projects.
It is built with React Native, Expo, and Galio.io. The template also relies on a file structure that separates components, screens, constants, and navigation logic.
The download includes screens for Onboarding, Home, Categories, Category, Deals, New Collection, Product, Cart, Search, Notifications, Gallery, Chat, About, Settings, Profile, Sign In, Sign Up, Privacy, Agreement, Kids, Man, Woman, and Components.
Yes, the template officially supports the last two versions of Android and iOS, based on the operating system logos and descriptions on the page.
Yes, all components can take variations in color, and you can modify these values in the theme file at constants/Theme.js.
